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People with no children also pay taxes. We pay taxes to support the general good. People have the right not to use the public schools. However, I don't believe it is fair to have other people support them in that choice by their taxes.
I think a key, if not the key purpose of education, is to encourage people to think, ask questions and develop a love for learning. That can last one all one's life and make one's life a great joy. If people want religion that is their choice, but they should also know there are alternatives. I know old people who are at a loss because they have not developed the capacity to learn new things. My excellent education in the US public schools have given me that love, and I appreciate my education.
One big reason the public schools are not better in Australia is because money is taken away to support religious schools.